Solving DCSP problems in highly degraded communication environments
Saeid SamadiDana, Roger Mailler · Proceedings of the International Conference on Web Intelligence · 2017
Although there have been tremendous gains in network communication reliability, many real world applications of distributed systems still face message loss, limitations, delay, and corruption. Yet despite this fact, most Distributed Constraint Satisfaction (DCSP) protocols assume that communication is perfect (messages that are sent will be received) although not ideal (not in a timely manner). As a result, many protocols are designed to exploit this assumption and are severely impacted when applied to real world conditions.